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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

FRYE'a OFKRA HousE.-Before the
ssfsaIn scene was flashed on the camera
AtPye'a Opera House last night. every
part Of the auditorium vac packed to
rs Utmost capacity. The reputation
Whbei, Philip Phillips had made on the
piRht bsfoFe attracted this large audi
ence ana II 10 but iast 10 say that the
lecturer well sustained that reputation.
Tbs route shown was from The suez Ca
nal through Palestine, Egypt, aeFoss
ahe Mediterranean 10 Italy, where the
win oipal cities were visited, thence
1, 80 Germany, back into Switzerland.
n, ~ 10 Paris. aud from there to Am
az, dam and Rotterdam, and from there
aero, q 60 London, Of which city Mr..
PhIlh " gave acme statistics sbovinR
ana haAva somewhat larger population
shan M . YORK. PHILADELPHIA, Brooklyn,
Roaeon. Chicago. ~. Louis and san
FranoIsoo eomesned. After inspecting
sone al th views Of The great metrop-
olIs. the paltt was taken 10 Scotland,
ihsnee 10 Be ia AZ, Dublin and the Lakes
al Killaiaey. b.Nok 10 Liverpool, where
tha steamed eIvsk-a was taken for New
York. whence the lecturer took hia
Audience 10 Washtngton giving views Of
the worId famed PannaYlyanta avenue
ana the maQuificag1t eapitoi, where the
nsYtv diabanded sos the night The
viewa we're excellent, tbs iiehts perfect,
fha deeeriutioua vivid and the singing
magnlaoeat Toniaht Mr.. Phillips will
eake hia ualFons on q trip thfeagh their
own continent, and this lecture prom
Iaea 10 BE- the moat interesting Of the
neFiea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
MosRY To LOAN

On ehRstle mortgage, good collateral
or psFscuAl security, notes. mortgages,
e~rip. bonds, time checks, etc, bought.
CoNFroS. MTLLxz q Go.
Ossce with Jades Gath, JaGes street.
opposite the Occidental. ans.
Is ipsh ail vooi ladies cloth, S51fe
w ipsh All Weol Irieot, sSe. Eoklas' .
SineefnaD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Ths ThestF cal Pr.fss.Ion .

Merit WIN win and reeslve public recognition
aud praise. Racts, Which are the outcome Of
geaerRi experience. growing through years Of
critical snd practical test bee1me az rooted
AID immcvable ~ the rock of Glib altar In pub
lie eptnioa. and hsnoeforth ned n further
guarantee a. 10 their genuineneSs. The lads
patsble fact that swifs's spsriAe l. the best
blood par1nsF In the world e one OF theaa
inmovable Gibraltar rock fAets ~ WhieA We
have spckeo, and every day's experiepce roota
this coovictton Deeper and deeper in public
opinion. EvsFy claaa Of our people IN Amar-
ioa AMI IN Europe, every trsds. calling and
profeesios, including she medical pFofasaian,
have boFpe Volantafy testimony 70 TIE ~
mArkAbls viTtaes Of g 8. 8. and its tnfAllibie
esaeaey 10 eariag AL Diseases 81 The blood.
Ihess tastinonizis are IN ale ~ TIE thouaanas
Aea spen to the ingpect3on Of Al New oome
unaaliedtes, Awo distinguished members OF
The thsNsxiezl pFofessian. wbo aTAAafully tes-
stfy 70 the wc5dsrful curative Qaalltte4 % ihe
apasiac in their iRdiFd1al casss. Tnair tas-
lfmouiai8 are heFswifk gnhmistea 10 the pab-
hs with9al fariheE eoInDeHf-ist them sbeak
faz thsmaslTss. The lazy q nenhar a the
fauoGG = slia fheaasx oompAny Of New York.
asa fern rig Of the Kesi3eace Thsater, Bar.
lin, GsEasnF. and ef HsYseAar's stak can
pAny, Of csicaRa. TIE geatiensn Is . well
knoUn nemb Il the New FORK Italia TIE
AtsE Company. Bob are val knSsn On tie
RaricAl circles IN thts eoantxy and IN Eurupsr
ChKFistas R1nAow's Tssiimsny.
EEW VoEx- Nay q Iss7.
&ufft apsetAe Co.. Atlania, Ga --Gantlsmsa
Hsyisx besa spn0yed VITA pfmples. eFaptioos
"a rsashness Il NE skin. fran aaa esadi-
sfon Il ny kiooa for more thsa ysar, ] Esd
iesalss preparation a sArMN2arsiia and csh@r
aAsertiss6 rnnediss 70 No eesc1 Thsn cor
saltea = arsminanf PAyaiciaR and from "a
srsAsmnnf resolved 10 b@neak I in~n ESQ.,
csassd % Try TIE = rsnsdy fsf TIE hlosd.
asd - EiH packages, b. tkoreazh eraat-
eaa1on q ny troshis md ressof1nR mnoothnaas
- M akin. have nae. me happy nna ehssF-
tally give yo1 TITS tszsimoaial to- sNeh uss
3nd p1altcfty = Fsa stsh - Eaaks q a.
FaAMGGrT4 EkMDow,
it3 eswsfy. naSr Casa slreet
HnRs HAsaRssIls Tssfimcay,
TAe sEtn ePsctas oompaay. AstzntA. Ca
6entisnss Per tso YsaFs had . severe essa
e. sc1=lA- iused tGF na4p9l SzlpAuR saafs ane
xnEisGa ot6aF F1medteag and MAS pFescEthed
Scr b. nznasrs 81 physicians, szt fczad ~
~ a. A lass ! aeteEEiaea - ~ - :. . 4
Fsmh4y. and sessu o. aiEht bcftles have thnE-
oaEAly relieved na. All yos en- - ttis c9f-
ltAcaAs IN Az manner gaa sisA
Rrao HAzsEEHG-
MsmAsr q Thalla TheAtsF,
NEE Toax. Nay 8. i8s7.
Tr1aktse 60 blsed and Mtn Dlsaeess mNlled
hrsa- IhE 6MIFH SPECIFIC co,
tes1sa1hz1dsw DB8x q At1astas g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

A'uSorNs IHKM OUr.-A series OF
vn.es re being placed across fealeT''
vha,s boat midway. Mr.. George
FH,eE, the wharnnaes, sxplainsd .. sSe
reason feg psss ING N sss 49, ssssss ~ ~,
lows: 'Ot late zoe notes oassss -. 80
eoms in nave nlled ap she Scss, 70 me
exol0s,on Of freight teAsus, Is" naen
Of the time cannot get - the we
houses. 10 order 10 keep these nschs
aAd buses from thus intstteEioe Ssso
business, We have arranged - eAala1s
them from the vicinity OF tne .Ate
houses except When they are after osS
gage. We dent desire 10 Pas us hAoA
men 10 any ineonvesienee. o1t We - -
not permit them TO interfere sttn oass
ness. These gates cxtead fEon tae oi s,
Ice house across the driveway 20 tna san
loft -
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PoLTcR corar rofEE


AZ Judes eodsrhsFKs souFs yesterday
John Lewis uas charaed WITH assaeli
aHd battery, bus not being sosaidered
10 . e ssafs 70 ssswsr The sharEs. Sss
ssnk 10 iaii for fourtesn hears 10 SOBER
~ Sad win appear this HnrninR. The
eAs8 az1ins4 John Cars, charged Win
assazit On the CAinaman. Den Lee, vas
aa5oarned unfil o'cloek this eventnR.
shsn the Jndgs intimated thst there
w0uld be evidenes tsndefad 10 ahww
Wis did osmmit the eGense.
Before Judae Jones-Thouas Miller
vas mulcted in she sun Of g. wbieh he
paio. for having imbibsd TOO freely. A
siwaah nsAiden. named Jsauie. also
paid $ia for vioi4aiou % q city bylaw.
John Dee contributed - Of his bard
sasned wsslih for @ trifiiuR sssnult
eaae. ADotheE man vas tired On three
dineEent eAaFRes % assanis, asBanil sd
battery. and using lAnanaas calculated
70 oanse q bfeseh Of The pesct. bat
these we're eli dismissed. Another
ehaFRe, similar 20 the last named, viii
Be pFsfarFed against hin this morning
The mos interesting case expected
s0dsy 10 charge against the sharpess-
tonRaed woman in tbs city Of abusing
Der neiRhbors. II she d convicted. her
bondsmsn will lose e259, in which
amount she vas bound over 20 keep the
peace sene two monshs aac.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
TRULY A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.
240 BEDFORD AvMNUK,
lan ~ Y annnh 10 ianA

BRsoKLYs, N Y, March u. 1884.
Il have used Allcock's Porous Ptasters
for the last twenty years. They are
truly q household remedy. II one of
my children has Geld and Vhetz ss,
Pot an Allcook's Porous Plaster On the
chest and one between the shoulder
blades. II any Of the children have
croupy coughs or coughs Of any kind,
place the Plaster Close up around toe
throat; the soothing elect 10 apparent
almost always 10 tee hours. II they
have q disofdered stomach, Q Plaster
placed Just beloW the chest bones makes
digestion perfect IN half q day. II
there is any lo0seness Of the bowels,
accompanied BY coldness OF the akin.
two Allcock's Porous PIasters applied
over the stomach, cure in from two 10
I've hours. ] notice particularly that
The Piasfers never sbFade the skin OF
caase the slightest irritation. From my
ovn experience. know they never fsil
for Rheumatism, pains IN she back OF
Iambago." O. MTDDLKBRooK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

BIZ OuroRxa FIRsr. Frank Egan. one
Of the contractors on the tFeetle vosk
for the Seattle. Lake Shose ( Eastern
Railway COMPANY, stated Yesterday
that 90 Thursday Be would drive palea
through thu bull - the cid bark WIND
ward, which lays right 10 the traek OF
hne % the road. He cxpests 10 have
ssHe difnealty IN forcing he eslss
thFonRh the great nass Of deAdSood ~
che boW OF the veesei. Cast tfon potnt !. l.
are placed 90 each stick hesore u !.
driver. Thesa Rasnia eaAele pass 70
be driven Through very bard, thiok sub
stances. Ne. 1 gan fastbef states thai
ell tie pilins for the trestae WI %
completed thts week and that The entire
tine from Mil street 10 emltn'a Cove
will be ready fer the iron By Osaooes
la.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

We have completed arrangements
with the transportation companies to
carry on general baggage and transfer
business Ia Seattle and are prepared to
deliver baggage 20 auy part Of she city
at any hour Of the day or night at rea-
sonable rates. SKkTTLE TRAHsIKR cox
PANT. Office, corner Main and second
streets. Telephone Il. au301m
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BRETTTTRs.

-. ruuater Of young f0ikA enjoyed
= = - s.IlIng breezs o. yesterday
- ADAMS Is preparing % erect >
- huaaess house on his Front
ssseS Iot near PIKE.
-. -. haiue called for the eonstKuo-
-. ~ he foandsgt0n OF tAe Bosom
80 on second strsst-
-. ssaamer Rip Van Wrinkles heiler
- had ahape and NE h ~ OoAnaaa
sssrf hsying Il repaired
-. ssaarnshfps Wilmington and Geo.
= 49,, aftsr dischargfng the kresfer
" al fhelr cssgoos hero. proceeded %
fscona yesterday.
.s,.,t he last Of this week Inspectors
s1esSt and Buiiene VIII 80 over %
800 HarbOF 70 inSpg % q number 81
sssners in those waters.
~, foundries and machine shops are
.iss-,s~ and 20 crowded are they with
- thafff q freq 1sdtiY found neoes-
- q work nights % kesp up with the
pg1k.
r.. ofher dey the Httie q SameF vicIet
-. iSto ths wharf aud was considerably
sssd about the pilot house. and ahe
SseW ii the bone yard undergoing r.
pairs
The arss frost Of the SEASON made is
ss-ssrEnee Monday morning. but II wns
.sllsht that Il c4uesd IA damage 70 fruit
= ssgstsbioA - far as We have been
ale 70 learn.
The libsI suit Of James II. WooieEy
seainst Thoues W. Prosch was diamtes-
= Monday last. IN paIHuance Of st1pula-
foas agreed upon 81 the parties through
their respective attorneys
A soeount Of the inability Of the own
srsof ne steamer Rainier 70 gss wood.
~ did not GO out yesterday and her
gEasIa dc not expect 70 &c out with her
~ Thursday, when she WI leave on
business.
lodge ND. Wood has gwen up that por-
tieo oh bis business relating 70 shorthand
,rork and will hereafter devote himself
strIctly 10 the practice Of his profession.
~ sa. His late partnsr. Mr. 4 Bow
nan, Will continue the shorthand bfAnch
d the business.
The steamer w. r. Munroe brought the
IA d the lumber for the new soap fac
taI yesterday, and sninglss 70 esyes y
Wiih ffoa hickman Brothers min 81
saehomish. She also brought few tons
q freight and an unusually large crowd
a passengers.
The Post Office Department Il again
tslkina Of Q new Post once for Seattle.
sad smother special agent IL on hts way
oss here TO lock into the matter. THIS
s4uao Tarfoi nance was gone through
With two or three years ago, but flashed
n TIE pan and resulted Ia smoke. IL Ia
SeToufiy 70 Is wished that the visit OF
ths next agent VIII te fraught with more
sngible resp'ta
Captain y: C. Bslttain has chaTters bis
se1mer Phantom to the San Juan OIL
Company 70 haul their drag net. The
Company win take her for one month on
llisl ana n she proves succez3fnl they
WIIl keep her light along She will leave
% Thursday for her new field Of opera
tons. The terms are private, but u "
undeIJf Vi that tho chart u prize Is $50
Ger manth, the Compeay 70 fdrnish
sTeTythiag, including the Captaia and
crew.
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arraIlKp PAssEgesRs.

SD Hmtingso11 @ - - - ~ n - :
-. Tselfay: ~ 49,. Y 1872 - Ne q 8
4 49, ss.eond claas ard Is thlrd ciAs'
p.ss.s.< Fis-ou o. the N0rthern Peelnc'
80. Hngkrsp ana wife. klSle -.
Isa5aAtr 3 sSrgent, p Dae6maa, y
49, - Nrs ! Flsfsbner. " Le.erune'
-, 49, ~ wife. and Il eEnisEanf..
MLh.ssz 1eaford On the fHeRon 4ne al
f. -. T--ssdev. WI PmrT. Z y hHE
81 -. n Pore, " V M8cke1tire, Y
49, Nicholg, MEs h Ecs4
80 ifief iaF, d Wtison. a Y ISL =
: 49,. Eiia Carols snd 10 enz,sxAnte.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

MULLEz GrvEB NV BkrL.-ohaFIs .
W. MaIlsn. whose return to this city
after several years sbssnee Ia British
Columbia, during which time indiet-
ments for gambling and forgery were
psnding against him in this county. ap-
peaFsd before Judge Jones yesterday Ia
tbs District Court and was formally ar
FaiRned. The Gesnd gary which in
dieted him was composed partly Of
women, the legality Of whose service as
ias0rs vas Afterwards. IN another case,
denied By the Supreme Court. For shis
reason the indictments were defective,
aud on motion made yesterday JedRe
Jones set ASIDE both indictments and
exoneratsd the sureties on bonds here
tofore given. Mullen then, With sure
tiea, entered into two reccgnixanees In
the sam of $500 each. for his appear
ance eefore the next Grand Jury. There
was some talk 60 the edest that after
the old indictments h4d been set aside,
the statute OF Limitations would prevent
the finding Of another. but the opera
ton of the statute Of limitations Is sus
pended when q defendant hees TO q
foreign country. Mullen, Il will be re-
Bembered, first went 10 California and
then escaped into British Columbia.
There was . whisper abroad that IL is
Dot unlikely the cases will not be
pushed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

QurrH A. Coon As oHNAMES.-Tte
sasamsr QaiSksiep. belonging 80 Will
lAms' canasEy, near Old Tacoma, comes
% Seattle bay for Sch. making = Ecnnd
trip each day. A gentleman Who came
,savn 90 her yesterday satdi "as vas
alv.Vs claimed thai q cannefy could
act IS run =ithont Chinamen. but that
lheory has been exploded. When VIII
iams 4 90. talked q bringing China
nep 10 run theif eAgperY, TIE people o.
Tscouaa raised sueh 3 hogl thai Z
ssAtsa them oa;. ard they tatsatsnsd
sbat tbey would not run Il ~ ali, bot
notice dies empl0yed vhits men and
woFe ready insl 80 soon as TIE nsn CON-
raspcrd 10 ran, and they are net only
paskinR al the hsh they can eee AFopna
In4orns, bat are sending their steamer
dailv 20 Seatsls, where they are eoyir9
sud satchinz ali ths salmon trey can
sd Tbe asn employed b them are
Celnmbia river ssherueu and eanasis,
asa / ear SO bas ssat theg get avss
9Th the w0Ek about "a eHpoditiansiy
ana ek,llfuily a. UoleAmep. Altneaeh
shey may command . htiie better
wnsaaH
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An OLD WoMkx's TRouELxA-Mrs.
mary Foster. an old Easlish woman,
has been going into the vaEioas cOuaaB
oRses for several days past askin9 for
s6snsthtng Which there n0u sppeaFs
lsttle hkiiheea khe will receive MFa.
Fosisf kas besp 9 ehaTEe % tbs eo1nty
faF several gears. Yer Q tine the
County Commisaionef8 allowed Der so
per month. This Was afterwards re-
anesd GSsa 10 SIS, than 70 $40, nexs "a
81 IS and anafiy The present Commits
sioaers decided she woald have 70 90 "a
The Cannty Home. she vent there. bat
cane bach and asked that she Be pro-
yided With passage 10 England, WHARF
she sa,s she hes fFieuds. This YES 70
fsssa. ebs plil nksay 30 t4sk q ~
County Home.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The fallowine transfers Of real estate
we're flsd for record yesterday
lane B. waisxorsh to James p. De
Mates, one-hAlf Interest in the kE4
ADD the SRs[ Of NEsE 81 &c. -. ~ =,
range S tGst. cOntAaaing ~ acres ~.
fauSes p De Mates 60 HeuFT 1.
" Alssosth. 10 acres, sAme psopeEig 81
vseesdinsi 4.
Putnsm & Pratt and vife 20 o. y
Root, los 4, bIoek i In Ne6 hin ADJ
tion % Seatile, $50,
III Grtfith 10 ). 4. Schoieid. loti
Ls9, 10. IL And - IN block II, CsoWE
addition % Seattle, 500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Tun Oar DocK.-A reporter called
npOn one * the stockholders Of the ~
altle Dock and Hhlp Bulldips Company
10 losru what wAs bslas done IN the
vAy of posaing the enteFprts& - con
Summation. 10 rNply 10 qaeeaaaDs
Captaiu Nat. n. Rogers sid. AZ.
compelled 20 move seFS sioNly insa a
peeeent, &c ue ere neRoaaAsn9 tof
sertAia tract OF pArual q land, Ane ssies
We sec1Ee shat we are aftek se wa -.
The city - Size as The ase Of Ne feot o
one Of tbs ssHassa- Deaf think teat -
eanse We aFe uot Eaaking a eFeAi osnstei
that ue are no4 moSiE2. We have eoo;
into this enterprise ID eooa sarneai, and
4ntsnd % carry a thronkh-
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wkxrxo HIS DlscHAH0H kncoAnED.-
Z. spoaoSd fouget all 'hrOo0e the var
before be learned that bis nAus wsan't
Ira 4. Saith. Ne ealistsa uudsr TIE
Iatsar name. and be aiechsf9e = made
oat IN thai name lie knew De US uot
,es 800 81 the man who had heen 3
f.thsF % hiul, bua be dia uot knoS his
reNl mama. After he esuae hone tFo1
n var, bis adarte6 father astd BIS
paue Vas Spedord. Ne yesterday
weuted The dsshaFRa % be recorded iE
- Oaauty Aadilos's ofdos. he said
n Us snrth monev. bat that uaeney
coalant BAY Il. He is goarg 10 apply
foo . psnsiar. and y % ao2et whsl &
a. in order % ESTABLISH bis ias1tify
wtsh tss name Ira Z. Smith. Aaditol
Weed rafssEei lin to ths Grand Army
mas
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pEsTRIcT coVRT rRooEEDIEas

Ina xspIsszn cnsa u Carts Eeaaklir
azsfnsi laAa r. NsGrs1. oceapied ai
yss1sraay u III DislEiss Osars and
was not eaneln6sd ghen he Court cd
feurned.
il thaeass Of Chaflss GAkdneE akainai
T. q. Bart e Il. The izRy f0und . vsF-
diel fer re plsinAf1 foF 80
Gha9les 4. MeElauAld AGAINST J. Q.
BFift1in-rNfezfed Reserally - A. q
Bowman 70 hear. TT md determine The
iwaes IN the actiun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Al WOOL scarlet pants ond vests re-
daeed 10 81 salt; Marion corset In
pink and blue, redaeed TO Tse, eleaFanoe
ale. San Francisco Store.l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Your orders viii be called fox. give n
{ trial. O. @. SrAnTuP 4 o.. gFoseI
laird and spEinG. se1l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

CANADIAN PACIFIC R. =. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East viii save money By
calling 90 b. W. MOGnNu, on MIL
street.. ie16
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IN KIDNKY AFFECTION.

MY kidneys wsEe 20 aHestea have
besn sompeiled 10 set 40 - many -
ten tines IN one nsght l bad pains ~
ny aida. back ard lsft ano1idef, and.
uhsn d1un. eonid hardly rise. l vas
nnAhl4 - bead ~ te4y wi1houi great
pain. tFsed StmmcGs' Liver keRu-
lzaoE Ena my eoDditisa haa improved %
mach that hardly ever fsel a1y q my
Ga sroablsp W, 1eHzs0s.
Express Aeszk MseoD, Ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

New beaded ornaments and trim
mings Just in. go 10 s. Q yard. % Is
GILLETTE CLEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

All linen table damask 90; extra good
Turkish towels 10c, clearance sale San
Francisco Store. aul4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Tha leader Of iow cash prices received
lAFes shipaents Of zee goods u All d.
partnenfa CuETKa CLKAkE-
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CARD

Cash p. ersdis. @. G. srAErur 4 O.,
grooeEs Third and SpsinR. ss14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Prsoeh kid shnes, $50 Qaality. r.
dnssd % tssa Sen FsAneisso Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Ladies' Jersey andesvests, iambs wooi
ali The leading LIGHT shades, foil assort-
aspt. Ladies imported cashmere
hosr. Toklas 4 SinReFmsn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Nsw dress goods juss In. Eastern
cash pFioss. OHEsTEa OLkA1H.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Lace curtain net scFims. Largest
assortmenfs. CHKsrKR CLRARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Iook a shs nEu ara nobby nssktlsI
Al Taklns a 6inzsrmNnA aalA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

$50 all O0lora ladies' hem stitch silk
handkeFehiefs, all she new light shades.
Tokiaa a HinQeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Second hand goods bought, sold and
traded for by L. L. BALES h Co., corner
Second and Columbia streets. au30lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

IS diherent evening Ahades. al Wool
Aibatrosa. ~ inches vide, 7bc; 50 shades
liaht coi0rsd satin, SOC. Tokias Z
ainoaRuau
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

All linen tabl0 damask, eos; bed
spreads 75c; clearance sale. San Fran
cisco store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21

Full size white blankets e1.S7I<; do
do gray $l.25; extra good eouf0rtefs
$50. San Francisco Store. an14
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-21
600 PAIR MEMS PANTALOONS.

No.. All wool red kuit shirts
oo1 doIeu mems odds and ends IN :
I Tar wool shirt and drawers red
Or Or entire stock Of gents underwe
EThis is the heaviest cut sV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-14

THE ants used old eggs on Rev. E
B. Hardis white prohibition speaker,
at Whitesboro, in North Texas, and
didn't think it worth while to deny it
nor did any one of the anti papers
come out with strong denunciation
of the outrage. But at San Antonio,
these arguments of the ants were di-
rect at white and colored prohibition
lists, among them colored bishop who
would have great influence with the
colored vote, which the antis boast
they carry In their little vest pocket /;
and of course the ants must dodge the
effect of this in some way. The out
rage was 30 bold SO, henious that it
couldn't be denied, and they knew the
colored people would believe their
bishops; so they vie with the prohibi-
tionists in denouncing it. The ants
endeavor to create the impression that
the pros are using the outrage to gain
votes. That idea is about as stale as
the eggs they use.